Payments in MediRecords provide a clear and flexible way to manage how invoices are settled. Whether you are processing a single payment, receipting multiple outstanding invoices, or managing a patient’s payment plan, the system ensures every transaction is tracked accurately. Payments can be created directly from a patient record, allocated against invoices, and reprinted or searched when needed. This makes it easier for practices to maintain transparency and reduce errors in financial workflows.
In addition to handling standard payments, MediRecords also supports more advanced features like payment plans and multi-payer receipting. These tools help practices accommodate patients who may need to pay over time or manage multiple invoices across different providers or payors. Combined with functions like Quick Pay and Payment filtering, MediRecords gives practices full visibility of financial activity while providing patients with confidence that their accounts are being managed correctly.
Contents:
- Viewing an Existing Payment
- Creating a Payment
- Receipting Outstanding Invoices by Payor
- Payment Plan Management
- Attaching a Payment using Quick Pay & Claiming
- Reprinting a Payment
- Searching for Payments
- Filtering Payments
Viewing an Existing Payment
- From within the patient's record, click Accounts
- Make sure you are in the "Payments" section
- Click the Tick-box next to the name of the payment
- Click on the payment number to open the payment
- Click the X in the right-hand corner to close the payment
NOTE: The ‘Type’ column in the patient’s Payment grid shows the actual payment methods used. This makes payment records clearer and easier to understand so users can quickly identify how payments were made.
If multiple methods were used, they will appear separated by commas.
If the text is too long, hovering over it will show the full list in a tooltip.
Creating a Payment
- From within the patient's record, click Accounts
- Make sure you are in the "Payments" section
- Click New Payment
- Select the Payment Type
- Type in the Amount that is being paid
- Click the Tick-box next to the name of the related invoice that is being paid
- Click Allocate to allocate the payment to the selected invoice
- Click Payment to process the payment
*NOTE: Payments can only be made against an open invoice with the status of "Unpaid". Invoices that are "On Hold" must be taken off hold and moved to "Unpaid" before payment can be made against that invoice.
Receipting Outstanding Invoices by Payor
In MediRecords, you are able to receipt outstanding invoices by the payor indicated in the bill to section of your invoice.
From the Allocations Grid, select individuals invoice and items to be receipted by selecting the check box on the item line. Then select Allocate
Payment Plan Management
2. Complete the necessary details in the New In-Patient Invoice form. In this example, we are creating an In-Patient Invoice and billing to the Patient. Click Print if the patient requests a copy of the invoice.
Insert payment or partial payment against the invoice
1. Navigate to Accounts > Payments > New Payment.
2. Complete the necessary details in the New Payment form.
a) Enter the amount the patient is paying
b) Enter the mode of payment
c) Enter the amount the patient is paying
d) Select the invoice you are inserting the payment against
e) Click Allocate
f) Click Payment
*Another tab will open showing the invoice payment in a PDF file.
3. Keep track of how much is outstanding by viewing the Owing column of the Invoice, and review payment history by expanding the invoice details with the drop down arrow.
To create the Final Payment, open the invoice then click Quick Pay or More Pay.
Ensure that the Online Patient Claiming tick box is ticked and click on Pay and Claim.
4. The invoice is now ready to claim from Accounts > Claiming > Unclaimed.
*NOTE: This process applies to all claiming scenarios such as:
- New Invoice > Bill to Patient > Patient Claim
- New Inpatient Invoice > Bill to Health Fund > IMC Claim
- New Inpatient Invoice > Bill to Patient > IMC Patient Claim
Attaching a Payment using Quick Pay & Claiming
- From within the patient's record, click Accounts
- Make sure you are in the "Invoices" section
- Click the Tick-box next to the name of the existing invoice you wish to process
- Click Edit to open the invoice
- Click Quick Pay
- Click Pay and Claim
- Your invoice has now been processed and a receipt or printable invoice will open in a new tab.
Reprinting a Payment
- From within the patient's record, click Accounts
- Make sure you are in the "Payments" section
- Click the Tick-box next to the name of the payment
- Click Print to open a print preview
- Check to make sure the page is going to the right printer Destination
- Click Print
- The payment has now been reprinted
Searching for Payments
- From within the patient's record, click Accounts
- Make sure you are in the "Payments" section
- Click the Search box
- Type in a Keyword from the Invoice Payment Type, Payer or Location
- Press Enter and the system will display a list of the closest matches
- The search is now complete
Filtering Payments
- From within the patients record, click Accounts
- Make sure you are in the "Payments" section
- Click Filter to reveal a drop-down list
- The Payments list can be filtered by Location and Created Date
- You can chose to select both location and desired created date range
- Click to select your Filter(s)
- The list of payments has now been filtered
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